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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

Thess psrpstoaI nuissness. The Apach-
%, ara again threatening tEoasls. anc
al mannsr Of dire forsbodires are
being tslseraphsd from AEIzona % &C.
count Of thsir bsiliasfeui attiteds. u
the ease Of the Apaehss The mest kssois
measures aro the most msfeifui - 81
eonesrned. GsFonlmo and he partiea-
lar frisnds have bsen very rood Isdlans
since their unuillina emiaFatioa ts
Fiorids, and. e. Il 4 cot a ell likely thai
thsy can end lhsif way back 70 Arizona
theJ aFs likaly 70 remain good Indians
for al time 70 ooms. II she ether band'
which bear she name Of Apachss wess
dlalributed over the country IN 9 aiml
lar manner. they would probably Sub
eide into stats of similar harmless
ness. Massachusetts, people havs 81
ways given svidaDae Of > rIofoana is-
tsrssa In he Apsohss. a.a . would
doubtless be gratifying 70 ali pariiei
oonosfned n the uaiitst and sost h
tFae,ahie bad ueFs ssDt 70 that State
Senator Dawes and bic fellow philan
thEopisss eoald then bAnqast then ant
experiment upon them 10 thsiE hearts
ssnssa,, and the Apaehss vould Prob
ably Be dsliehtcd 10 tAks 40 their par
mAnsns residence amonR neiEhbsFs .
oaes 30 eOnsiaaraie and 20 soaaanial .
the Bossonsss. Flsrida b good ensaal
In ice cay. bus Massachusetts, would b
The aaylam par exeellsaes for crashed
and beaten Apaohe@
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Tbs trial isip Of be Csnsdias Psssas
NsyIrnsIoa Conpany's Bsw sssll sisam-
e, Ne Pssnlss. wbisk took piaes e Sc
Esanessio % Saturday dsmsnstEassa
thas the vessel IL all that hsf dsslEnez
sxpssled her % Be- asd that - sill y
ons of he faslsst stsamsrs On Puas4
eound. RestiIs is 10 b congratulated
upon ths prospssts Of basinR this nplsn-
aid siaamsE 10 connect her direstly With
the lsFninus Of the CAnadian Pseiaa.
Tue amosns of hnsinsss which seattle
doss win the csnsdisn Psetna b lsEgs
aua destined 70 erow IaFRss, an4 unsii
e. all Ksii o1nnsetioa = Hads The ope-
ration of 3 IEns Of fast sieamsEs -
twesn here and vsucouvsr vii prove %
Be . great eonvsnisSes. The Premier
viii - ready 70 sAil for ths ssnpd n :
few days and II nerd scarcely b said
THAI she will Fseeivs warm ssleoms
on her arrival 10 these watsT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27
aTM THEn a CHARoR

Thnf T. - az. your lungs. Aass all
youf bHsathIua naqhineEy. Very Won
dsrful machinery d i. Hes oniy the
IaFRsE alR passaQ1a, buf tie thousands
d little tihes and eAxitksa Isadlng tFom
them.
Wksn thos ara oEonasd epd shpked
With matter t1at olaht nat % b ehezp,
Ana what hoy a., iaey esnnos d. vsiI.
uAll "a cold, oqRRe,, eE0up aEs11las
cataEfb 4on1ur1 cAinu ~ nzF Of -
faulty ~ 1hft1t ard pose and he4d and
inua cI,s1EucsIona AL are Bad Al
ou9ht y b aol nd a.. There b jus,
ous snra paY 70 go ~ q them. 1hal
& % hka Boaheed 9eFman syrup.
ghioh any drn11iss VIII s1Ig Is Is cents
. bst1is. EYsa Il seasyshins elss ~
failed yeu, S0a nay depeBd upen taie
fss s,ssain sssion' a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27


The Ladies' Relief Society Of the
Oty Of Seattle vas organised IL the
Spring Of 1884. II vas q time Of vide
spread dsssitugion and The hard times
thai prevailed thEOugheal TIE eoaniFy
were felt with unusual severity 10 esaitls
and she other cities on Paesa ssnnd
The boom Of 1883 had hsuAen aaa hen.
dFeda Of honest and hard working msn
who had bFoaahs their families 10 she
Wesa 10 he hope Of tmpsoTinR their
circumstances. foaBd themselves vita
OUT vosk And psnniiess many haadEed
milss away from The fEiends VITO Would
have assisted them had thsy knewn Of
their sxifemlties. I, va The kaovl-
edge ef THE SOLDERING which led = fss
noble minded women 70 oFRaniss the
Ladies' Relief sooissy. TIE mission
which thsy seespted - their own vas
10 search out cases Of suffering and dss-
iiiasion and 10 extend zach assistance
a. wMs needsd
The history Of The society fEom sha
da2 Of ita foFmealen is one un6Foksn
ssosy Of assistance rendered 10 the
helpless and Of saasrinRs allsviAtsd.
II soon became NE Recognised center Of
charitable wofk IN the eiiy. A relation
81 the oasss Of saasEing and dassltutisn
which Ne ladies' have sought oat Voald
Be ~ narrowing - any dspletios Of
sanesinR IN she pages Of fSietion. They
have furniahed food 10 she hungry. e.
distance TO sick and shelter 10 thosa
Who uere without n They have feasd
work fer many . deserving aan Who
pas 90 the brink Of despair. OshsEs
have been assisted 10 reaeh their
friends. and In Q hundred dtasEent
ways assistanee has hsen txsendea 10
thO~e in need o. H. Ths monsy Tor ali
this vera vas furnished ey ne ladies'
themselves o. ~ their frisnds o. waa
raised By giving enteFtalnmsnss. The
greater poFtian of What vAs thas nobsy
ezpen3ee. hovsver, wsa fanisAsd ii.
sess'y o. indirectly ey he members Fl
he society.
In The esaFsa % . fex msnshs after
the scoiety had entered upea tis wosk,
a became apparsns thAi soms prsxssaon
mast be uads fOs the ehldssa vAo
were from time 10 time hFoaRAs 10 lie
notsce. The htals waifs % Inoeaesy g. /.
handed attention. and he lAaies we're
~ loss how 10 care fer thea. IIhess
waa apPAFpatly bet cue wAy Of nasetis Z
The want, and Il wss nnAlly asasvuanea
y establish q ehildpas heme. Paw.
Gus - tkis the eoauty had bsea sap
peFtiae annhsr e dsssitaas eAildssn
~ payine varieaa psrssns - kssp tAe1.
rhs amount esnsraiiy vAia vss twenay-
ave dollars pes ooetA. he Ralief So
eieiy before eslahliaAine Ne homa uuaas
an oass % care tot all % thess yoaae
eesrses a The aniforn prses % afsssn
doilan pss sseash. rAis eRsR waa Slaa-
~ sxcspaed hy TIE osanay oemmtaaaua-
ets and . forwal a0reem3nl snaeFsd
into between The oomniasscsers nsd
seeiesy. fAe hems waa established,
and. vish TIE assasaanes tAzs ssnaszed
- ne eoaasy and ne canarseaituas efI
eaatttahls people, u pscsperea. Afses =
pesiod e ereA, saagt TIE sses<sy ~as
abs 10 srsss ballasaa saitAAls far sAs
hsns, ana IN Ne monshs tAAa Assa
Faassd nAay = poos eAiia eas hsen
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fx tks sans e t1s soasay 1z4zzss q
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psssisas hnsrds e oc1sfy os1uizn1un
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sionsls psif ~ 6s1 qssrssEiT ~ 80
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tn1g dssisod . isrm iHtinn of lhs aapss'
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inz aassA fos. Whsn ias1 wssh, how.
sVss. Ma John L.sasy and Msu. ..
FuFth. two % Shs nsols wamsn so
have been foesmosf IN fhfs work q
oharity aiues sAs sERani1ation e ne
ssesstg sd VIA hsSs devised tima ed
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hsipiass and unfosfunsts wiz esn-
oroniiy 40 anssi fec adeqaats en-.
man1affsn. wtan thana isfiss apsiis1
= 90 Csnnnialtun1s e. - ea1zlasi
q ths aaallrlig ID. 1baE nsts lsfnssd
wssh : sudsnen vhIch Vould have ben
aupasssusbls undsr any clssumsinnssI
and wsrs cnEtly tod thas % esanag
sssld nos pag shis biH o. any simIlai
ons ihai might Be pssssnasd II tha
fufura.
10 osdsg lhai his ssiaen en- ths paEi
Of ne Oommissi0nsn mag Be fuily So
psesiatsd. h sheuld b boFus IN mind
ihas Ne pian fer sariaa fos ehildEsn
undsF uhieh he seautI nnd ths aoaie13
hass bssn v0Ekisa n fAspast = slmflas
% thoss 10 vogue n Portland. San Frsn-
cisco, Oakland nnd - alnoaa svsry osh.
q eiiy 60 tie Paoias ooasl. Ths eoun-
% Is aaksd 70 pag only foE thoss ohil-
drsnt ehseh II woaid Be eo@psilsd ID
sappoEt 10 some othsr manner wsrs I
not for The sxisienes Il he hose.
There sEs 81 pssnsnt ~ the home swsn-
D. too childrsn. Only zen o. twelve Of
sbsse ere county charges. he others BE-
iEg suppostsd, GllhsE enfiraly as nsaxiI
%. By lha, charity Of The ladiss. Tams
l. absoluisly no huEdsn upon ~ tax
paysss oshsz tbsn uhat lheS wouid b
aompsllsd 70 beaF undsr any elrsam-
stsnoea. whils Ne exisisses Of snsh "a
isstitatiou e We sbildlsns homs in ths
eoansy should be . matter Of pride VITA
every oitizsn.
Il seems incredible that Ne o0mmis
nionsrs who would pay six hundrss
dollars for . veEihleas abstract asd wh.
wsuld sqnandsF the eouBag's monay o.
q wosss than useless assessment and Il
ooanlIsss ether Waya. shepld refuse n
pay twelss dollars psR noath FOR 81
snppOEt Of poor ohiidEsn uha have BEE
saved. perhaps from siarstsiss ltasil
b. Ihs saasis 81 q lev neels usme,
and b. the pltianos vAisA NE count
has eivsa for their suppoFt IN The pasi
II zoe Commissioners persist II thsi
deteEulnatiaa net 70 paY this ~
/ which. aslds f1on ali considerations .
huuaniiy. he sOanty b IL heneF houal
70 psy, u viIl b . lasting diazssss =
than - 0easials and - men and 70 ID
psople Who elected them, 70 tsa oGIioe
uhoss ausias thsg are % lnsapAhls 9
peFfaFnaing.
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10 cents per package or three
packages for % cents.



OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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insertion. RAJment always b a4sAnca.
ITO LET-TuRKIgRED ROOM FoR aRs.
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sala s1re. = 81 g
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

un 10 q fer weeks ago considered
myself the champion Dyspeptic Of
Ameriua. During the years / have
Bees aiI1icied 7 have tried a1mest
everything claimed 70 be . specific
for Dyspepsia In the hope Of finding
somefhing that would aiIofd perma'
nent relief. ] had about made NJ
my MAD b ah1ndon Al medicines
when noticed 40 euaors6msnt Of
simmons Liver Regulator b. prom,
ineut Ge0Egian, jaFist whom Iknew
and concluded 70 tFy ifs el1ects IN my
case. I have used but Two bottle
and an satisnad that I have ssruck
the right thing a last. Ifels ifs ben
efciaT elects almost Immediately,
Unlike al ofhef prepaFekions OF q
similar kind No special Instructions
are ruqusred % 20 what one shan q
shall not eat. This fact aIene ought
70 commendit TO al troubled with
Dyspepsia. ]. N. HOLMES,
4 - - sVinRlaFld M IL
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-15

Governor Church is swinging around
the CIRCLE. He first bobbed up at Aber-
deem, where he explained
My visit is purely social one. have
taken no stand as to the Aberdeen con-
yention, because as q representative OF
the president, not the choice of q party,
I cannot consistently array myself with
any particular class or shade OF opinion.
This is fine. The governor will not
interfere even so far rs to call off his
appointees, every last one of whom.
down to the majors and captains of his
military family, have been breaking
their necks to boom the Aberdeen con-
vention. 1t will hardly do to say thai
this unanimisy. among the gubernatoria
appointees is accidental. Freaks oi
politics do not run in psrticular chan
nels 30 strongly.
| The governor announces his inten
tioD to visit Huron, Madison and Sion,
Falls on this trip. Why not come tc
Yankton. We have here several fin,
artesian wells and q boom Matching. Per
haps he might catch on. The Press ant
Dakotaian would like to show him il
peerless assortment Of blanks for coun
ties and publio examiners. They ebso
lutely defy fy.oompetition.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-15

.
The Washington correspondent of the
Omaha Bee calls attention to q matter
of Importance to Missouri river towns.
He says the questions raised by the
delegation Of the Omaha freight bureau
before the Interstate commerce commits
sion IN which they claim protection as
against Chicago in the discriminating
rates shown by existing freight tariffs,
have become of national importance
The demand OF the delegation for even.
handed iustice under the third section OF
the Law has aroused the commission 10
the gravity and deep Importance OF the
subject, and in view OF the fact that ono
at least OF the Chicago roads has asksd
for postponement on the ground OF
inability to present witnesses before
the 20sh prox. it Will in ell pro-
liability induce the commission to hold
q session in Omaha in the near future,
when the argument will be heard. The
delegation are confdens OF ultimate
success and believe the commission viii
give their decision speedily and grant
them all they clatm. "A date for the
hearing in Omaha will be determined
upon shortly.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-15


Monday evening there was held pub.
lic meeting Of the solid business men Of
sioux Oity at which resolutions were
passed oondemning the demonstration
in favor OF Arepsdorf and his attorneys.
The protest, which was numerouely
signed. contains these paragraphs:
We, the undersigned business men of
Sioux City, do hereby enter our en-
phatic protest to the action OF the meet.
ing at tl,e Hotel Garresson, on Monday
evening December IL, called in the
name OF the business menapf Sioux City.
The whole question OF prohibition aside,
we recognize the facs that murder was
committed in Sioux City on the night Of
Augnst3, 1886, and that Co this day that
murder has not been punished BY the
Law.
We declare ourselves the friends of
law and the enemies OF anarchy in what
ever form. We protest that We, as
business men OF Sioux City. nra not in
sympathy with violence and crime, and
that we.beiieve public sympathy, and in
dividnal sympathy. should stop short of
Endorsement, direct or indirect. OF
assassination as an educational influence.
These declarations convey the better
sentiment OF Sioux City and there is q
better sentiment there sinewy enough to
prevail over its worser sentiment.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-15
Tue Sioux Falls Press Of the 18Th ios,

Tue Sioux Falls Press OF the 18th insfs
contains the following Information:
Yesterday gang Of surveyors in the
employ Of abe Duluth railroad company
commenced the work OF surveying line
from this cstv to Denver, for the pro-
posed extention OF the Duluth railroad.
Their survey starts from the Duluth
depot grounds in Galesburg, runs
through CLARK Coates farm and ON
toward the southwest. II Is not known
what Dakota towns the surveyors will
pasa through. or whether the crossing of
the Missouri will be made OF Yankton or
at Wheeler, q small town in Charles Mix
county, which is about seventy five
miles west of Yankton. Some OF the
Duluth officials have been very much
impressed With the chance OF crossing
the river at Wheeler, but YaEkton won't
allow it TO go there without making o
fight. This move on the part OF the sur.
veyorB would indicate that one year
hence person can make run TO
Denver as we'll as Duluth.
These movements and the movement
which has Yankton for It's starting point
and Sioux Falls for it's destination indi-
cate that the Manitoba is preparing te
push Denyerward as early as the season
will permit. There is belief that with
the gap between Sioux Falls and Nor
folk closed the Denver connection vii
be completed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-15
Doussiul About Tarir Legislation.

Washington. Dec. 13-Mr. Mills, Of
Texas. who will likely be ohsirman Of
the house committee on ways and means,
asked by q correspondents to-day whether
there would likely be tariff bill passed
at this session. He replied: "Whsn
was in The army I generally followed
the advice Of the general and planted
the Gag wherever he directed. I did
not 60 off in q hurrah and have little
fight BY myself, for il had would
have been licked. No man can afford to
fight by himself, for he's bound to get
worsted." In reality Mr.. Mills ia very
Goubt:s; sibp.. tis the Gns: si..ssss .: ::saay any
tariff bill,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-15
!. Advice 10 Methsrs,

Are you disturbed 81 night and broken
OF your rest by 3 sick child suffering and
crying with pain ofousting tssthf IL
send at once and gee bottle OF
Mns. WMsnow,s SooTH1na 6YRuP for
Children TsethIng. Its value il lnoalau-
liable. 1t will relieve the poor little SUI.
ferer immediately. Depenh upon it,
mothers, there is no mistake about ii
II cures dyEsnterY and diarrhoea, rexu-
latas the stomach and bowels, cures
wlnd rolic. softsns the gums, reduces In
dammation and given tone and energy
TO the whole SYSTEM. Mrs. W4nsloes
Ssofnsag Syrup for 0Mldrss TsstsS,sa 4
pleasant TO the taste. and ID tho prsscrip,
tion Of one OK the oidsst nurses and
best female physioans In the United
States, and ID for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Psice twenty.
Ave cents bottiss IN
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-15

tions that have been made for the 0oi-
reotion OF the defects in the law, IN
cludlng the recommendation of the
commissioners. The amendments are
yoluminous, and in minute legal form
The following 10 a synopsis OF the more
important provisions: TO extend the
provisions OF the act 30 as to make the
act apply to express, sleeping car, draw
Ing room car, palace car, stock Car, and
tank car companies and ..any other COM
panies, associations, or persons furnish
ing for public use railroad oars
and other instrumepsaiities for
the transportation of persons
and property. The words ''or other
cafsiers' are inserted twics In the NTH
section 90 as to prohibit not only pool
ing between different roads, hut be-
tween different railroads and other
carriers. In the sixth section, which
relates to the publication of rates, the
provisions with respect to advance and
reduction In rates are repealed, 80 aE to
apply specifically to joint through rates.
The long ha1l provision is also repealed
in order that there shall be no question
that also refers to joint through rates.
Az to the short haul provision, il is pro-
Yidod that whore complaint is inade
against two or more carrier for violating
10, and the violations occur between
points on the road OF one only, that
road shall be held liable for the viola
tion. The commission is authoriz ID to
prescribe the form IN which the
schedule prescribed by law for public
inspection ahall be prepared OF arranged,
No special form is prescribed In the. law,
The commission is also authorized to
make provision for the official pub
location OF i.s deoisionp. An addition to
section 10 I, which relates to compensation
for damages, is proposed, to, the effect
that when q complainant is seeking to re-
cover damages, the cnrr1eR my file with
the commission its consent that ths com. !.
mission may pass ON the question.
I Provision is also raade to take the
commission ont Of the Jurisdiction of the
interior department and make it in
dependent, and to require ii to report
direct 60 congress. aB recommended by
the secretary of the interior. There are
some other minor changes, but these are
the most important ones.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-15

About dozen bills have been intro-
duced in the senate and house for the
admission Of Dakota. But ior the expe-
riences OF the past shower OF this sort
would be deemed an encouraging indl-
cation. AS il is Dakota is not much
disturbed over Washingtonian move
rnents. A dozen bills, more or less, will
do no ham, and il they do any good
Dakota will be much disappointed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-15
Bucktef,'s Ars,tca, satve

The best Salys in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhsum, Fever
Sores. letter, Ohspped Hands. Chilblain.
Oorns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
nively cures Piles, or no pay required. IL
ID guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaotion, or
money refunded. Price as cents per box,
For Bale by the Excelsior Drug Store oi
Purdy q Brecht >
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-15
4Actsse. P,sshaa0 and a1ettabIe

AcLtre, PtssR5s1D and hSettabIe.
Purdy & Brecht can always be relied
upon, not only to carry in stock the purest
best goods and sustain the reputatioA Of
being active, pushing and reliable, By
recommending articles with well estsb-
lished merit and such as are popular
Having the Agency for the celebrated DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
colds and coughs, will selI it on positive
guarantee. 1t will surely cure any and
every affection of Throat, Lungs and Chest
and in order to prove our claim, we ask
you to call and get trial Bottle free.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-15

four gave maiorities for prohibition, ten
gave maiorities against prohibition and
six are not reported, Os she eighty-six
organized counties IN the territory twen-
ty.six did not vote upon the proposition.
These county results indicate that pro-
hibition would sweep away all opposi-
tion at the polls if the question was sub-
mitted to general vote in Dakota.